Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-18

ter, who are at school in Salt Lake
City. She will be gone about one
week.
Ben. Tingley died in Broadford
about half-past IL o'clock this morn.
ing, of pneumonia.
The ball last night was attended BY
over eighty couples, and all present
greatly enjoyed themselves.
The Ketchum snelter will be
"btown in" again as soon as an ade.
qaate supply of ore car be secured.
The snow Is disappearing 80 rapidly
that wheels will soon take the place
of runners-both in and out of town.
A lot of Stalled cattle and sheep,
of their own feeding, just received
from Fish Creek, by James & Har-
rington.
Mrs. Monahan will leave next week
with her children to visit with her
relatives in Salt Lake City for couple
of weeks.
Hear yon POOR editor now swear
| A ches tnut has been sent;
q, Ills this that makes him Tear his hair.
'Umbrellas will keep Lent"
The snow has disappeared below
Tikura, and cattle will soon be in
good condition. The grass is already
springing up.
Sherman J. Painter. representing
Birkin & Kennedy, went to Caldwell
on Mondays train to purchase a car
load of beef cattle. ....-......
A party of Missourians (about sew
enteen In number) are III Shoshone
waiting for the snow to disappear SO
they can 60 to Camas Prairie in search
4 of Homestead locations.
Father Nattini will otliciate in 81
Charles Church, Haley, next Sunday
morning, March 20, at IL O'Clock,
when = charity collection will be taken
up, as previously announced.
One daley dog which has disap.
peared did not fall victim to poison
1t followed a rsncher to Shoshone. l,
is the chunky, yellow dog which made
its headquarters at Metcaf's.
Judge V. S. Anderson left yester'
day for London, Eng land. True Rol
Inns and wife left on the same trair
for New York City. Mr.. Rollins in
/ tends to be gone about six weeks.
Charley Lutkin has gone down t.
J. P. McKissiok's ranch, near Sho
shone, to look after band of abou
1900 horses which his father, HaRl
Lufkin, purchased of McKissiek re
Gently.
Captain Gum came in from tn
mill night before last and started on
again with a light load drawn by
two horse team, but had to return t.
HALEY. Last night, however, he wa
more successful.
Bologna sausage, Yarmouth bloat
ers, tripe, eel, lambs tongues, pigs
feet, tongues and sounds-by tn
pound, keg or barrel, dried bee
tongues, Elgin creamery butter, etc
at KEEPER & Hodgman's.
Four good dwelling houses could b
rented at once to good parties, if the
suited, for $40 to $75 per month. A
four are mining men, two OF whor
already have their families here, an
the others would bring their familie
if they could secure house'room.
Mr.. Woolcot, train dispatcher a
Pecatello, came in day before yestel
day to visit the Gum mill and mines
IN which he owns a fourth interes
Being unable to get there he left fc
home yesterday, intending to retur
in about a month, or as soon as b
lhears that the roads are again pass
able. =s4s3; y * g. 50. s.
S. G. Humphrey left Monday morr
ing for Kansas City, Mo-, to bring b
w,fe's father and mother and som
other relatives out to Camas Prairie
where they will join him in his rancl
hing venture. They will bring cal
load of cattle and horses. Mr.. +
says that if the newcomers make
favorable report of Camas Prairie
goodly number of immigrants wi
follow them to the Prairie.